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Make the Wise Choice
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NEW ZEALAND
Choose the best CPD content FEBRUARY - MARCH 2022
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EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT Register and Pay by 23 DECEMBER 2021 and Save 30% off everythingCONTENTS
1 HOUR FAMILY LAW
Insurance Contract Law Reform Update 11 Client Focussed Outcomes for Family Lawyers 11
Client Focussed Outcomes for Family Lawyers 11 Drafting Family Law Agreements and Applications 25
Franchising Law Update 11 Family Law: Evidence and Advocacy 25
Navigating Health and Safety Law 11
FINANCIAL SERVICES
10 HOURS Legal Aspects of Blockchains, Cryptocurrencies, NFTs 10
10 Hours on a Saturday: Commercial Practice 9 Credit Law and Responsible Lending Update 28
10 Hours in One Day for Litigation and Disputes Lawyers 30
HEALTH
ADMINISTRATIVE & PUBLIC SECTOR LAW Health Law Developments 22
Effective Decision Making in Public Law Workshop 8
IMMIGRATION
Public Law Roundup 8
Immigration Law Summit 29
Human Rights Law Update 7
Public Sector Procurement and Contracts 21 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
IP Basics for All Lawyers 10
BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION Commercialising IP Intensive 22
Building and Construction Law Disputes 17
Construction Contracts: What Needs Fixing? 17 LITIGATION & DISPUTE RESOLUTION
Civil Litigator’s Toolkit 18
CONTRACTS In Conversation: A Mediation and Dispute
Insurance Contract Law Reform Update 11 Resolution Masterclass 31
Contract Law: Drafting Intensive 24
MĀORI LAW
Contract Disputes Masterclass 24
Engaging with Māori 4
COMPETITION & CONSUMER
NOT FOR PROFIT
Competition and Consumer Law: The Critical Changes 21
Charities and Not for Profit: Critical Update 15
CORPORATE & COMMERCIAL
PRACTICE MANAGEMENT & SKILLS
Business Valuations: What Lawyers Need to Know 11
Business Development and Personal
Franchising Law Update 11 Branding Essentials for All Lawyers 10
Forestry Law Roundup 15 Innovate Your Legal Practice: Key Tools and Processes 20
Shareholder Agreements Workshop 20
Tax Essentials for Commercial Lawyers 28 PROPERTY LAW
Commercial Leasing Intensive 3
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE & IN-HOUSE COUNSEL Practical Guide to Conveyancing 5
In-House Counsel Conference 14 Mastering Subdivisions: The Current Issues 18
Directors and Officers Summit 26
ESG Governance and Climate Reporting 31 WILLS & ESTATE PLANNING
Trusts Law Symposium 19
CRIME Aged Care and Retirement Villages: Legal Issues 13
Criminal Law Conference 16 Estate Planning and Asset Protection 13
Forensic Evidence in Criminal Law 6 Estate Disputes and Contested Probate 27
Traffic and Driving Offences: Practice and Procedure 6 PPPR Intensive: Basic to Complex Applications 27
Youth Justice and Representing Youth Clients 31
WORKPLACE & WHS
ENVIRONMENT & PLANNING Terminating Employment: The Difficult Legal Issues 3
Environmental Law Summit 12 Navigating Health and Safety Law 11
Water Law Forum 4 Employment Law Workshop: The Basics for All Lawyers 23
Employment Law: Key Developments 23TERMINATING COMMERCIAL
EMPLOYMENT: THE LEASING 4TH
ANNUAL
DIFFICULT LEGAL ISSUES INTENSIVE
TUESDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2022 $405 TUESDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2022 $335
9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB222NZA01 2.00PM TO 5.20PM WEB222NZA02
The decision to dismiss an employee needs to be carefully A must attend event for commercial leasing and property
considered because employees have rights, employers have lawyers. Ensure you’re thoroughly across the latest leasing
obligations, and you have a duty to properly advise your client. updates including the current state of play of commercial
Gain practical strategies on handling a termination by looking at leases in a COVID-19 world. You will also receive an update on
the steps needed to properly perform the investigation, explore the impact of the Overseas Investment Act plus valuable tips
the interface of termination with mental health or prolonged to help you deal with leasing disputes. A practical programme
sickness and injury. Investigate the concerns regarding with useful takeways that will enable you to easily apply the
restructures or redundancy plus receive an update on recent knowledge to everyday practice.
cases.
Chair: Mere King, Partner, Buddle Findlay Chair: Stephen Rendall, National Director - Real Estate Advisory and
Office Leasing, Bayleys
Investigations and Dismissal
· Should you appoint an external investigator? When, why, pros and cons Dealing with Commercial Leases in COVID-19 World
· Key requirements for an investigation that complies with fair Many commercial lease arrangements in Aotearoa New Zealand
procedure principles will have been affected by the response to COVID-19. Join Brooke
· Steps after receiving external investigator’s report: requirements of Courtney for an in-depth examination of the current state of play in
fair procedure light of recent and on-going changes.
· Dealing with new evidence after completion of investigation Presented by Brooke Courtney, Partner, Sharp Tudhope Lawyers
· Justifying dismissals: update on current law
· Summary dismissal or dismissal on notice: Why and when? OIO Changes and Updates
Presented by John Hannan, Barrister, Bankside Chambers · Total lease term caught by Overseas Investment Act
· How consideration paid under a lease can trigger a consent
Mental Health Issues in Termination Situations requirement
· How do you recognise a mental health issue? · Farm land advertising requirements and leases
· What happens if it arises in the middle of a formal process? · Considerations for obtaining consent for a lease
· Medical certificates and medical examinations Presented by Tessa Baker, Partner, Chapman Tripp
· How can you terminate in mental health situations?
· Is it still safe to sign a settlement agreement with an employee with Commercial Lease Disputes
a mental health condition? · Review of cases on arbitration for leases generally
Presented by Greg Cain, Partner, Dentons Kensington Swan · How does the new amendment to the Property Law Act affect lease
arbitrations?
Termination Due to Prolonged Absence from Work: Sickness or Injury · Case law updates on lease abatement
· What are the legal and employment obligations? · Leases to which sections 245G to 245I apply under COVID-19
· How do you ensure procedural fairness and what are the Response (Management Measures) Legislation Bill/Act
substantive considerations? · Places to find dispute resolution providers
Presented by Melissa Johnston, Partner, McVeagh Fleming Presented by Chris LaHatte, Barrister
Restructuring and Redundancies Tax Issues in Commercial Leasing
COVID-19 has forced New Zealand into an on-going state of · The income tax and GST treatment of commercial leases
uncertainty, with more and more employers resorting to restructuring · Key tax issues for landlords and lessees to consider when
and redundancies. negotiating commercial leases
· Gain insights into common mistakes made by employers during · Key tax issues to consider when settling a commercial lease dispute
restructures · A comparative look at the new tax rules for residential property, and
· Examine recent case law trends why they could drive increased interest in commercial property
· How does the COVID-19 landscape does (or does not) change a Presented by Simon Akozu, Senior Associate – Tax, MinterEllisonRuddWatts
restructure and redundancy process?
Presented by Bronwen Newcombe, Director, Davenports Law
Update on Recent Case Law (inc. COVID-19 cases)
Employment law expert, Jennifer Mills, will focus on the latest case law
and practical lessons to help avoid common pitfalls and minimise legal
risk for employers terminating employment relationships.
Presented by Jennifer Mills, Director, Jennifer Mills & Associates
4 ATTEND AND EARN 4 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Receive practical guidance on investigations and dismissal · Understand how commercial leases are operating in a COVID-19 world
· Develop awareness of mental health issues that can arise in termination · Receive an update on the impact of Overseas Investment Act on leasing
situations · Examine changes and case law on arbitration and commercial lease
· Gan practical tips on approaching a termination due to prolonged disputes
sickness or injury · Learn about the key tax issues currently affecting commercial leasing
· Understand the process and issues arising from restructures and
redundancy
· Receive a timely update on recent cases affecting a termination 3WATER LAW 2ND ENGAGING
ANNUAL
FORUM WITH MĀORI
TUESDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2022 $405 TUESDAY, 22 FEBRUARY 2022 $335
9.00AM TO 1.40PM WEB222NZA03 2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB222NZA04
Are you across the latest water law developments across Whether you work in the public or private sector, it is essential
Aotearoa right now? This half day seminar brings together you understand the latest legal issues that affect Māori. Hear
leading practitioners to consider how Environment Southland is from experts working at the forefront of Māori development as
improving freshwater quality and the current issues surrounding they consider recent disputes and challenges with Māori land,
wetlands and freshwater. Receive an update on the three the evolving environmental legal landscape and employment
waters review and discuss the effectiveness of Overseer as and business law matters to be aware of when working with and
a regulatory tool. for Māori.
Chair: Natasha Garvan, Partner, Bell Gully; Chair of the Auckland Chair: Rachael Brown, Partner, Bell Gully
Committee of the Resource Management Law Association
Māori Land Law: Recent Disputes and Challenges
Te Mana o Te Wai: Lessons from Southland Take a look at recent disputes and challenges with Māori land
How Environment Southland has approached and is working, in Presented by Nathan Milner, Senior Associate, Kāhui Legal
partnership, to improve freshwater quality in Southland. Some key
learnings, takeaways and what more is still to come. Māori and the Environment: The Evolving Legal Landscape
Presented by Lucy Hicks, Policy and Planning Manager, · Recent Court decisions relating to tikanga and the Treaty of
Environment Southland Waitangi
· Legislative and policy reform (resource management and water)
· Rights and interests in land and natural resources
PANEL DISCUSSION
Presented by Jamie Ferguson, Partner, Kāhui Legal
National Environmental Standards for Freshwater: Regulations
Surrounding Wetlands Tikanga Māori and Employment Law
Panellists: · Matters to be aware of when working with and for Māori
Sally Gepp, Barrister, Ella Tennent, Principal Advisor – Consents, · The integration of tikanga Māori into the workplace
Bay of Plenty Regional Council Toi Moana, Chris Scrafton, · Cultural Competence vs Cultural Safety
Technical Director – Planning, Beca, Sarah Flynn, Ecologist and Presented by Shelley Kopu, Principal, Shelley Kopu Law
Principal, Boffa Miskell
Doing Business with Māori Organisations
Three Waters Review Reform: An Update · Designing for change: the influence of kaupapa
· System reform and the new water services entities · Applying Te Ao Māori frameworks to business challenges
· Transition process and timelines · Doing business with Māori organisations, and what should Māori
· Intersect with RMA reforms: Implications of the NBA for three waters organisations expect from their professional advisors?
Presented by Simon Pilkinton, Partner, Russell McVeagh · Improving Māori outcomes
Presented by Tamarapa Lloyd, Consulting Partner, Hourua Pae Rau,
Deloitte Māori Services
PANEL DISCUSSION
Challenges of Implementing the National Policy Statement for
Freshwater and Associated Essential Freshwater Instruments
Panelists:
Dave Allen, Manager, Natural Environment Strategy, Auckland Useful topics, covering
Council, Anna Wilkes, Environmental and Policy Manager,
Ravensdown Limited, Chris Allen, National Board Member, a range of practical topics
Federated Farmers of New Zealand for practitioners in various
The Value of Overseer
Māori legal fields
A two-part presentation which firstly focusses on a review of Overseer
from a practical perspective, where it’s heading and its value as a tool The discussion and insights
for farmers. The second part of the presentation will be a discussion
of Overseer’s value as a regulatory tool – what it achieved, and didn’t
were extremely thorough
achieve, and how the Government has assessed the effectiveness of and helpful
Overseer as a regulatory tool moving forward.
Presented by Nicole Buxeda, Senior Solicitor, Louise Ford, Solicitor, Atkins
Holm Majurey and Mike Manning, General Manager – Innovation &
Strategy, Ravensdown Limited
4 ATTEND AND EARN 4 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Consider how Environment Southland is improving freshwater quality · Stay updated on the latest Māori land disputes
· Receive insight into the latest issues surrounding wetlands · Reflect on recent court decisions relating to tikanga and the Treaty of
· Stay up to date on the three waters review reform Waitangi, and consider rights and interests in land and natural resources
· Examine the challenges being faced by councils, land users and the · Consider ways in which tikanga Māori can be integrated in the workplace
agricultural sector in implementing the NPS freshwater · Discuss the application of Te Ao Māori frameworks to business challenges
· Discuss Overseer from a practical perspective, and consider its value as a and what Māori organisations should expect from their professional
regulatory tool advisors
4PRACTICAL GUIDE TO CONVEYANCING
WEDNESDAY, 23 FEBRUARY 2022 $670
9.00AM TO 5.15PM WEB222NZA05
Receive the latest guidance on the specific issues that can trip up a conveyance, including easements and covenants, cross leases, the
life cycle of a unit title development and how to approach a mortgagee sale. Stay for the afternoon and be updated on the key financial
aspects of a transaction including tax, the Overseas Investment Regime and what you need to do on an ongoing basis to ensure you are AML
compliant.
SESSION 1: CONVEYANCING: MASTERING SESSION 2: CONVEYANCING TRANSACTIONS: UPDATE
THE COMPLEXITIES ON TAX, OIO AND AML
9.15AM - 1.15PM WEB222NZA05A $405 2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB222NZA05B $335
Chair: Jonathan Wood, Senior Associate, Court One
Chair: Joe Biddles, Director, Thompson Blackie Biddles Lawyers
Easements and Covenant Considerations in Conveyancing
Latest Changes to New Zealand’s Overseas Investment Regime
Receive a timely update on how an easement or covenant can
· What transactions are caught by the overseas investment regime?
affect a conveyance, how to create or remove them and review
the leading cases. · Key changes from the 2021 reforms
· A brief overview of the application process, timing and new fees
Presented by Dale Thomas, Director - Property Practice Leader,
· What are the consequences of getting it wrong?
McCaw Lewis
Presented by Catherine Reid, Barrister
Cross Leases and Conveyancing
Critical Update on Tax Changes in Conveyancing
Understanding the finer points of a cross-lease is extremely beneficial
for anyone dealing with a property development, purchase or sale. · The impact of recent tax changes on land transactions
· Examine the particular issues associated with a cross lease · Common GST issues on transfers of land
· Understand the key factors that buyers and sellers need to be · Inland Revenue’s focus on land transactions and who
aware when this is part-and-parcel of a property conveyance is in their sights?
Presented by Bobbie-jo Butler, Director/Conveyancing Practitioner, Presented by Carla Cross, Specialist Tax Advisor
Conveyancing Plus
Conveyancers and AML/CFT: Risks and How to Stay Compliant
Lifecycle of a Unit Title Development Gain a thorough understanding of what you need to do on an ongoing
Obtain a practical overview of the sorts of issues to consider or basis to protect yourself and what to do if there has been an oversight
be on the lookout for during a Unit Title Development’s lifecycle. given that Conveyancers and small to mid-sized practices are at risk
· Inception: Things to consider before applying to deposit of being exploited by criminals to launder money and are affected by
a unit title plan changes to the Anti-Money Laundering and Countering Financing of
- whether a new build or a conversion from cross lease Terrorism (AML/CFT) Act.
or even freehold Presented by Royden McGee, Partner, Head of Risk & Compliance, Strategi
· Operation: Where we can add value to our clients during Compliance
the life of a Unit Title Development
- whether it’s considering a rule change, looking at maintenance
contributions or helping with section 74 scheme
· Winding Up: Things to consider when pulling the pin
- issues that can arising when collapsing a development
Presented by Carolyn Hintz, Senior Associate, Gibson Sheat Lawyers ANNUAL CPD
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Presented by Edwin Morrison, Managing Partner, K3 Legal Limited
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Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Receive a timely update on easements and covenants · Receive the latest guidance on the Overseas Investment Regime
· Gain a deeper understanding on how cross leases affect conveyancing · Understand the impact of recent tax changes on conveyancing
· Receive guidance on the lifecycle of a unit title development · Ensure you’re across the AML/CFT risks and how to stay compliant
· Learn about the risks and opportunities associated with mortgagee sales
5TRAFFIC AND DRIVING:
FORENSIC EVIDENCE PRACTICE AND
IN CRIMINAL LAW PROCEDURE
WEDNESDAY, 23 FEBRUARY 2022 $405 WEDNESDAY, 23 FEBRUARY 2022 $335
9.00AM TO 1.15PM WEB222NZA06 2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB222NZA07
As a criminal lawyer, it is imperative for you to stay up to date Traffic and driving matters often require a special approach to
with new and evolving forensic techniques. Examine the latest in run them successfully. By understanding the practical nuances
the various forensic disciplines including DNA sequencing and of defending these types of cases you can spare your client
profiling, bloodstain pattern analysis, firearms and ballistics, from hefty fines, loss of license or time behind bars. Attend and
and facial recognition, digital video, CCTV and surveillance. receive valuable insights from seasoned traffic law practitioners
who will provide a timely update on advocacy in traffic matters,
recent cases and the latest on vehicle crash analysis, issues
around the taking of blood specimens and more.
Chair: Tiffany Cooper, Barrister, Fryberg Chambers Chair: Steven Cullen, Barrister
DNA Sequencing/Profiling: Introduction and Impact Advocacy in Traffic Law Practice: Tips for Courtroom Practice
Gain an understanding of these topics and assess justice and forensic · Dangerous driving and serious traffic offences
science impacts, including: · Update on alcohol interlock
· Familial searching/forensic genealogy/investigative genetic
Presented by Samira Taghavi, Lawyer, Active Legal Solutions
genealogy
· Massive parallel processing/next generation sequencing Vehicle Crash Analysis
· Probabilistic genotyping
One of New Zealand’s foremost traffic accident investigators and
Presented by Sean Doyle, Owner and Consultant Forensic Scientist, Linked forensic engineers, Andrew McGregor CPEng of Prosolve Ltd will
Forensic Consultants discuss key aspects of traffic accident investigation and share helpful
tips, strategies and best practice guidelines for you to be able to
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis manage these types of cases.
· Introduction
Presented by Andrew McGregor, Director, Prosolve Ltd
· Experts and expert evidence
· Blood dynamics The Taking of Blood Specimens
· Types of bloodstain patterns
· When can a person elect to give a blood specimen?
· What can bloodstain patterns reveal at crime scenes?
· When can an enforcement officer request the person to provide a
· Analysis of patterns and reconstruction of events blood specimen?
Presented by Sue Petricevic, Barrister, Vulcan Chambers · Who can take the blood specimen?
· Subsequent handling of the blood specimen
Understanding Firearm Evidence
Presented by Allan Tobeck, Barrister
Join Angus Newton as he examines the key things you need to know to
better understand firearm evidence in your criminal matter, together
with the application of 3D Laser Scanning technology to firearm-
related crime scenes.
Presented by Angus Newton, Senior Forensic Scientist and Firearm
Examiner, Institute of Environmental Science and Research Limited (ESR)
Facial Recognition, Digital Video, CCTV and Surveillance
A practical session that provides guidance and advice on
understanding and using video-based evidence in a legal context.
· How facial recognition technology works, why it often doesn’t, and
how it is currently implemented
· Implications for facial recognition technology in the justice system
· Digital Video basics for lawyers: understanding compression,
resolution, frame rate and metadata
· A practical overview CCTV and Surveillance systems
Presented by James Ruhfus, Director, Videlity
4 ATTEND AND EARN 4 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Examine recent developments in DNA sequencing and profiling · Gain practical tips on advocacy in criminal law
· Develop a deeper knowledge of firearm and ballistic evidence · Be updated on vehicle crash analysis techniques and tips and traps in
· Learn the basics in bloodstain pattern analysis and how it is interpreted in investigations
criminal matters · Receive valuable insights on the taking and handling of blood samples
· Gain an understanding of facial recognition and surveillance technology
and the implications
6HUMAN RIGHTS
LAW UPDATE
FRIDAY, 18 FEBRUARY 2022
9.30AM TO 11.30AM
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Proposed Reforms to New Zealand Bill of Rights Act: Declarations
of Inconsistency
· What is a Declaration of Inconsistency?
· How do you apply for one?
· Short history of Declarations of Inconsistency
· Legislative change
· What happens if you get one?
Presented by Dr. Tony Ellis, Barrister, Blackstone Chambers
The Impact of the Bill of Rights Act on the Exercise of Public Law
Powers
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EFFECTIVE DECISION MAKING
IN PUBLIC LAW WORKSHOP PUBLIC LAW ROUNDUP
FRIDAY, 25 FEBRUARY 2022 $335 FRIDAY, 25 FEBRUARY 2022 $335
9.00AM TO 12.15PM 222NZW03 2.00PM TO 5.20PM 222NZW04
Led by Ben Keith, a specialist in administrative law and This half-day seminar brings together a diverse and experienced
procedure, this workshop will cover the legal framework for good panel of practitioners to discuss three specialist areas in public
government decision-making to ensure that decision-makers law. Get the latest updates on judicial review including case law
act fairly, understand their powers, and know what to do when and key emerging trends. Consider statutory interpretation in
things go wrong. You will canvass these issues through recent the law reform context and gain an understanding of the policy
decisions, including pandemic-related challenges and recent behind reform proposals. Finally, take a close look into the
inquiries. Tailored to lawyers at all levels, you will receive the current Royal Commission of Inquiry, discussing the settlement
necessary skills to promote lawful and robust decision making. processes and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act.
Chair: Gareth Richards, Barrister, Stout Street Chambers
Making Lawful, Justifiable, Defensible and Readable Decisions
· Improving the quality, efficiency and effectiveness of decision- Judicial Review: Recent Cases, Developments, and their
making Implications
· Distinguishing between the questions to be answered and · Examine recent judicial review case law
matters not directly relevant · Key developments and emerging trends
· How to write a readable decision · Practical implications for your clients and organisations
Decision Making Tools in Government Decision Making Presented by Matthew Smith, Barrister, Thorndon Chambers
· Policy and other guidance
· Assisted and automated decision-making Statutory Interpretation in a Law Reform Context: How Does It All
· Delegation Fit Together?
· Resort to external/expert advice · Understanding the policy context of reform proposals
Challenges to Administrative Decisions · Considering the intent, purpose, context and structure of amended
· Anticipating and/or responding to the prospect of complaint, or new legislation
challenge or wider criticism · Anticipating issues with workability, including any inconsistencies
· Instituting and operating internal and external complaint, review and unintended consequences
and/or appeal procedures Presented by Megan Ball, Barrister, Kate Sheppard Chambers
· Modifying or retaking decisions
· Remedies for error An Update on the Royal Commission into Historical Abuse and the
Recent Decision Making and Administrative Law Review Cases Current Legal Landscape
· Consider recent decision making and administrative law review · Settlement processes: claims against the State
cases · The New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990
· An update on the Royal Commission of Inquiry
Presented by Ben Keith, Barrister, Thorndon Chambers
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Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Enhance your skills in writing a readable decision · Examine recent judicial review cases and developments over the last
· Receive valuable practical guidance on decision making tools 12 months
· Learn how to anticipate and respond to the prospect of a complaint, · Consider statutory interpretation in the law reform context and discuss
challenge or wider criticism the practical issues
· Consider recent decision making and administrative law review cases · Stay updated on the Royal Commission into Historical Abuse and receive
insight into the current settlement processes and recommendations
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SATURDAY, 5 MARCH 2022 $810
7.30AM TO 6.30PM 223NZA16
This is a fantastic opportunity for all lawyers to hear crucial yearly updates whilst also getting all their CPD hours done in one day - without
it cutting into the work week! Fully loaded with 10 hours of practical, tailored topics to support your information and firm’s needs. Whether
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Privacy Law: Compliance Issues and Practical Considerations
SESSION 1: EMPLOYMENT UPDATE AND PROFESSIONAL
· Mandatory data breach notifications
PRACTICE SKILLS
· Offshore transfers of personal information
7.30AM - 10.30AM 223NZA16A $335 · Compliance with the security requirements under information
privacy principle 5 of the Act
Chair: Rob Latton, Barrister, FortyEight Shortland Barristers · Beyond compliance: A look at the practical issues
· Further developments in the privacy space
Recent Case Law and Highlights in Employment Law Presented by Kristin Wilson, Senior Associate, Bell Gully
Receive a round-up of recent developments in employment law,
including the latest cases, legislative changes and the impact of Cyber-security: A Guide for Law Firms
COVID-19 on employment. · Understand the latest cyber threats and risks
Presented by Alastair Espie, Senior Associate, Duncan Cotterill · Gain a better appreciation for what you need to protect and how
· Top 10 cyber tips
Professional Responsibility: Hot Topics and Old Favourites · Learn about the widely adopted cyber framework and controls, so
· Professional or personal? The advance of regulated conduct you can get the most out of your cyber security budget and spend
· Lawyers & their civil liberties: the boundaries of free speech & legal causes · Be better prepared to respond in the event of a data breach
· Officers of the Court: recent cases and continuing themes
Presented by Campbell McKenzie, Director, Incident Response Solutions
Presented by Paul Collins, Barrister, Shortland Chambers
Insurance and Professional Practice SESSION 3: TRUSTS, TAX AND IP ROUND-UP
Receive an update on Professional indemnity insurance, trustees and 3.30PM - 6.30PM 223NZA16C $335
directors, cyber risk and new developments
Presented by Christina Bryant, Managing Partner, Hesketh Henry Chair: Kellie Arthur, Barrister, FortyEight Shortland Barristers
Issues Arising Under the New Trusts Act
SESSION 2: SPOTLIGHT ON CONTRACTS, TECHNOLOGY · Practical issues that might arise under the Trusts Act
AND INFORMATION PROTECTION · Focus on discrete issues of practical importance to trust
10.45PM - 3.15PM 223NZA16B $405 practitioners and their clients
Presented by Sam Jeffs, Barrister, Bankside Chambers and
Chair: David Alizade, Partner, Jackson Russell Thomas Refoy-Butler, Partner, MacKenzie Elvin
Legal Technology and Creating Greater Internal Efficiencies Tax and AML/CFT: Critical Issues Update
· The tools available to creating greater internal efficiency · Taxation (Annual Rates for 2021–22, GST, and Remedial Matters)
· Contract management: tips to finding a solution that is right for your Bill: GST, Income tax and remedial changes
organisational requirements · Tax issues from the COVID-19 pandemic response, and future tax
· Where law and tech automation meet policy issues
· Practical guidance and key takeaways · Current AML/CFT issues & recent developments, including
exemptions regulations, suspicious activity reporting, & DIA audits
Presented by Gene Turner, Managing Director, LawHawk and Paul Proctor,
Business Development Manager – Process Automation, Datacom Presented by Neil Russ, Director, Russ + Associates; Convenor Tax Law
Committee New Zealand Law Society
Agile Contracts vs Waterfall vs Outcome Based Contracting
Choosing the right type of contract construct for project engagements Intangible Assets: How to Utilise them to Build Commercial Value
can be half the battle. In this session you will examine a number of · The forms of intangible assets that are commonly used by
constructs you can utilise when contracting to deliver projects. The pros businesses to create and grow competitive advantages
and cons of outcome, task, waterfall and agile contracting models will be · Common mistakes made with intangible assets
considered and discussed from both a legal and commercial perspective. · How an IP strategy can help make the most of intangible assets
Presented by John Steadman, General Manager – Procurement, Spark NZ · The interplay between business strategy and IP strategy
· Intangible asset risks mitigation
· Posturing IP for an exit
Presented by Anton Blijlevens, Principal, AJ Park
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Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Be updated on recent developments in employment law · Benefit from updates on how technology can · Consider the implications of recent tax changes on
· Reflect on professional responsibility how it can keep streamline processes commercial practice
you out of trouble · Understand the differences between different · Receive guidance on the key AML compliance issues
· Examine professional indemnity insurance and how contracts · Gain valuable insight into intangible assets and how
to protect your practice · Receive a timely update on privacy law & compliance to recognise commercial value
· Gain valuable tips on cyber protection and resilience
9IN FOCUS SERIES
Just need one or two more hours to complete your CPD compliance for the year? We’ve got you covered. The ‘In Focus’ series examining
Blockchains, IP basics, health and safety and more…!
LEGAL ASPECTS OF BLOCKCHAINS, CRYPTOCURRENCIES & NFTS
TUESDAY, 1 MARCH 2022 $245
9.00AM - 11.10PM WEB223NZA08
Chair: Laura Carter, Barrister, Sangro Chambers
Presented by Ken Moon, Consultant, AJ Park
2 ATTEND AND EARN 2 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives:
· Examine the legal aspects of blockchains, cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens and smart contracts and how they are being used in the context of IP law.
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND PERSONAL BRANDING ESSENTIALS FOR ALL LAWYERS
TUESDAY, 1 MARCH 2022 $245
2.00PM - 4.00PM WEB223NZA09
Presented by Ben Paul, Director and Founder, The BD Ladder
2 ATTEND AND EARN 2 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives:
· Gain valuable LinkedIn tips and strategies for growing contacts and practice
· Consider the importance of a business development client action plan
· Learn how to grow your revenue
· Receive insight into the basics of nurturing new clients
IP BASICS FOR ALL LAWYERS
WEDNESDAY, 2 MARCH 2022 $245
9.00AM - 11.15AM WEB223NZA10
Chair: Elena Szentiványi, Director, Henry Hughes IP Ltd
Registering Trade Marks
Presented by Hamish Selby, Partner, Buddle Findlay
Copyright Basics
Presented by Jack Oliver-Hood, Barrister
Infringement, Enforcement and Brand Protection
Presented by Paul Johns, Principal, AJ Park
2 ATTEND AND EARN 2 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives:
· Gain tips on managing the trade mark registration process
· Learn how to deal with the common copyright issues that arise when advising clients
· Consider infringement scenarios and insights into claim and defence strategies
10BUSINESS VALUATIONS INTENSIVE: WHAT LAWYERS NEED TO KNOW
WEDNESDAY, 2 MARCH 2022 $245
2.00PM - 4.00PM WEB223NZA11
Presented by Don Sloan, Sloan Consulting Limited
2 ATTEND AND EARN 2 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives:
· Receive practical guidance on the different approaches to business valuations
INSURANCE CONTRACT LAW REFORM UPDATE
THURSDAY, 3 MARCH 2022 $125
9.30AM - 10.30AM WEB223NZA12
Presented by Stephanie Corban, Special Counsel, Hesketh Henry; Legal500 Asia Pacific 2021 ‘Recommended Lawyer’ in Insurance
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR
Learning Objectives:
· Receive a timely update on insurance contracts with the exposure Bill for Insurance Contract Law Reform
CLIENT FOCUSSED OUTCOMES FOR FAMILY LAWYERS
THURSDAY, 3 MARCH 2022 $125
11.30AM - 12.30PM WEB223NZA13
Presented by Minka Boddé-Phillips, Director, Phillips & Co
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR
Learning Objectives:
· Receive tips on achieving client focussed outcomes in the Family Court
FRANCHISING LAW UPDATE
FRIDAY, 4 MARCH 2022 $125
9.30AM - 10.30AM WEB223NZA14
Presented by Stewart Germann, Principal, Stewart Germann Law Office; International Who’s Who of Franchise Lawyers 2020; New Zealand’s only Certified
Franchise Executive (CFE)
1 ATTEND AND EARN 1 CPD HOUR
Learning Objectives:
· Receive a timely update on the core issues affecting franchising law
NAVIGATING HEALTH AND SAFETY LAW
FRIDAY, 4 MARCH 2022 $125
2.00PM - 3.30PM WEB223NZA15
Chair: Angela Evans, Partner, BE Employment Law
Workplace Health & Safety Legal Update
Presented by Olivia Welsh, Senior Associate, Anthony Harper; NZ Lawyer ‘Rising Star’ 2021
COVID-19 Issues in 2022: The Current State of Play
Presented by James Warren, Partner, Dentons Kensington Swan
1.5 ATTEND AND EARN 1.5 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives:
· Receive a timely update on recent developments in health and safety law
· Understand how the pandemic is continuing to affect health & safety at work
11AUCKLAND
2ND
ANNUAL
ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SUMMIT
TUESDAY, 8 MARCH 2022 $670
9.00AM TO 5.15PM 223NZA17
Major changes are underway to New Zealand’s environmental policies, laws and regulations so it is essential you’re across the latest
developments. Join an experienced panel as they share valuable insights. Unpack the legal changes in fast track consenting projects, case
law, water law, resource management and climate change. Plus, examine why Māori issues are important in an environmental law context
and receive practical guidance on presenting cases before Independent Hearing Commissioners.
SESSION 1: KEY UPDATES IN ENVIRONMENTAL LAW SESSION 2: CLIMATE CHANGE, CASE UPDATES AND
HEARING PROCEDURES
9.00AM - 1.15PM 223NZA17A $405 2.00PM - 5.15PM 223NZA17B $335
Chair: Derek Nolan QC, Bankside Chambers Chair: Janette Campbell, Barrister, Bankside Chambers
Fast Track Consenting: How Successful has it Been? Update on Climate Change under the RMA, and Beyond
· What did it set out to achieve? · 2020 Amendments to the RMA as now in force
· A recap on the process · Natural and Built Environments Act Exposure Draft provisions
· Key pinch-points addressing climate change mitigation and adaptation
· Lessons learned · Managed Retreat and Climate Change Adaptation Act
· The verdict · Implications of first Emissions Reduction Plan under Climate Change
Response Act
Presented by Daniel Minhinnick, Partner, Russell McVeagh
Presented by Martin Williams, Barrister, Shakespeare Chambers
Māori and Environmental Law: The Emerging Trends
Environmental Case Law Update: Recent and Significant Decisions
· Why Māori values and issues are important in environmental law
· The evolving approach to considering Treaty principles · Look into the most interesting and significant resource management
cases
· The jurisdiction of the Environment Court to make mana whenua
determinations · Focus on the practical implications of those decisions
· The need to consider Tikanga Māori Presented by Sarah Mitchell, Senior Associate, Simpson Grierson
· The scope of s.35A obligations
Effective Presentations of Important Cases before Independent
· Key takeaways
Hearing Commissioners
Presented by Vicki Morrison-Shaw, Barrister
· Hearing procedures
RMA System Reform and the Implications for Three Waters · Roles and responsibilities of counsel and expert witnesses
· What works well and what doesn’t
· The new water service entities
· Some examples
· Replacement RMA regime and the implications for three waters
· What is required to deliver on the objectives of three waters reform? Presented by Dr Phil Mitchell, Partner, Mitchell Daysh Ltd; Experienced
Pathways through the new NBA Chair of Hearing Panels on Significant Applications
· Water services entities and spatial planning processes
Presented by Simon Pilkinton, Partner, Russell McVeagh
RMA PANEL DISCUSSION
Receive valuable insight from experienced practitioners working
with Council, infrastructure organisations and NGOs, on the latest
issues in RMA reform.
Panellists:
Megan Tyler, Chief of Strategy, Chief Planning Office, Auckland
Council
Joanne Mooar, Senior Corporate Counsel, Transpower
New Zealand Ltd
Sally Gepp, Barrister
7 ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN 7 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Evaluate the success of the fast track consenting process · Consider climate change mitigation and adaptation
· Reflect on the importance of Māori values and issues in an environmental law · Stay up to date on interesting and significant resource management cases and
context discuss the key takeaways
· Consider the implications for three waters in light of the RMA system reform · Receive guidance on the key issues arising in presentations before Independent
· Get up to date on the latest issues in RMA reform Hearing Commissioners
12AGED CARE AND
RETIREMENT VILLAGES: ESTATE PLANNING AND
LEGAL ISSUES ASSET PROTECTION
TUESDAY, 8 MARCH 2022 $405 TUESDAY, 8 MARCH 2022 $335
9.15AM TO 1.35PM WEB223NZA18 2.00PM TO 5.15PM WEB223NZA19
Attend and explore the issues that can and do arise in aged Attend and elevate your expertise in estate planning and asset
care facilities and retirement villages. Hear from the Office of protection to avoid problems down the track. Examine how to
the Health and Disability Commissioner, learn how to recognise draft modern, complex wills and work through the strategy and
elder fraud, understand how to manage admissions from legally execution of a family business succession. You will also gain
incompetent residents, and examine the implications stemming unique insights, practical tips on how s182 and relationship
from the End of Life Choices Act. You will also receive an property claims can affect estate planning. Attend and gain a
important employment law update and best practice guidance deeper understanding of the core issues to help you master this
on managing commercial terms. complicated area.
Chair: Jessica Buddendijk, Owner/Operator, Jelica’s Aged Care Chair: Timothy Orr, Partner, Martelli McKegg
Advisory and Educational Services; Chair, Care Association New
Zealand (CANZ) Complex, Comprehensive & Bespoke Wills: The Value-Add
With the passage of the Trusts Act 2019, Wills are a primary asset
End of Life Choice Act planning tool. Yet the complexity of modern family dynamics and
Issues arising from this new legislation, including: relationships means they may need a lot of thought and consideration
· Who is eligible? to be fit for purpose.
· Initial discussions: who can initiate these? Examine the tricky issues around modern wills drafting dilemmas. This
· An overview of the process and steps required session will discuss head-on the thorny issue of price points for these
· Conscientious objections kinds of time-intensive wills – what is the value of the “value-add” and
how to sell it to your clients. It will cover issues including:
Presented by Iris Reuvecamp, Principal, Vida Law
· What do you do if the client wants their Will to reflect the side-deal
Elder Fraud: Preventing and Responding to Financial Abuse with the bank in a #bankofmumanddad situation?
· How do you successfully address life interests/rights of residence so
· What fraud can look like: picking up the signs
they work and don’t go stale?
· Trust does not replace due diligence
· How to practically provide for the issues of multiple relationships,
· Global perspectives and case studies
Licences to Occupy & ORAs
· Actions to take on suspecting an elder fraud
· Joint assets and debts: what clients need to remember about joint
Presented by Stephen Drain, Partner, PwC assets
· The new “real world” problem of increasing crypto/digital assets:
how should these be dealt with in Wills and beyond?
UPDATE FROM THE OFFICE OF THE · World-wide wills and domicile & the current approach in the
HEALTH AND DISABILITY COMMISSIONER Probates Division
Presented by Dr Cordelia Thomas, Associate Commissioner, Office of
· Price points: what is the value of the “value-add” and how to sell it
the Health and Disability Commissioner · The increasingly live issue of capacity: red flags and what to dos and
discussion of the Dollimore case
Legally Incompetent Residents Presented by Theresa Donnelly, Legal Services Manager, Perpetual Guardian
· The concept of competence
Family Business Succession
· Incompetent patients: who can make decisions on their behalf?
Discuss the disconnect between strategy and execution in the
· Options where there is no-one legally able to make decisions on the
succession of a family business, the importance of a family succession
resident’s behalf
plan and the various exit strategies that need to be considered.
· Ongoing care and financial issues
· Case studies and examples Presented by Henry Brandts-Giesen, Partner, Dentons Kensington Swan
Presented by, Andrea Lane, Senior Associate, Claro
S182 and Relationship Property: Implications for Estate Planners of
Happening and Emerging Claims
Employment Law in the Aged Care Sector
Many cases could quite possibly have been avoided with better
An overview of the key employment law issues facing the aged care
planning at the outset. From a simple will, to a complicated wealth
sector, including:
management and succession plan, involving trusts and or other third
· Rostering and availability provisions party entities, estate planning can be a multifaceted and complex
· Conducting investigations involving vulnerable witnesses discipline. But at its very core, is the client – their circumstances, needs
· COVID-19 considerations, including vaccination in the workplace and expectations. All of these factors must be carefully considered
· General contractual requirements with the simple question in mind – what could possibly go wrong?
Presented by Ashley-Jayne Lodge, Partner and Jack Brown, Solicitor, Receive a timely update on the relationship property issues that you
Anderson Lloyd need to be aware of when estate planning for your clients.
Presented by Ross Knight, Barrister, Old South British Chambers
4 ATTEND AND EARN 4 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Gain important insights into the End of Life Choice Act · Receive practical tips on how to draft complex and bespoke wills
· Understand elder fraud and financial abuse and how to prevent it · Learn the practical requirements relating to family business succession
· Receive an update from the Office of the Health and Disability · Gain an understanding of relationship property issues that affect estate
Commissioner planning
· Obtain practical guidance for dealing with a legally incompetent resident
· Receive a timely update on employment law changes impacting the sector
· Examine the changes to commercial terms affecting retirement villages 13AUCKLAND
7TH
ANNUAL
IN-HOUSE COUNSEL CONFERENCE
WEDNESDAY, 9 MARCH 2022 $670
9.00AM TO 5.15PM 223NZA20
Insulate yourself & your organisation from today’s emerging legal, compliance and governance risks by gaining strategies and information
to help you navigate legal & commercial perils. Gain the skills to manage contractual risk and liability, avoid the pitfalls of competition law
and get the latest update on employment law issues, health and safety and privilege. Plus, examine ESG & its importance and reflect on key
learnings of in-house counsel in leading their team and business through COVID-19.
SESSION 1: CURRENT RISK AND LIABILITIES WORRYING SESSION 2: KEY SKILLS AND STRATEGIES FOR IN-HOUSE
IN-HOUSE LAWYERS SUCCESS IN 2022
9.00AM - 1.15PM 223NZA20A $405 2.00PM - 5.15PM 223NZA20B $335
Chair: Bianca Miller, Senior Legal Counsel, Shift Advisory Limited Chair: Kara Hiron, Senior Legal Counsel, Manukau Institute of
Technology and Unitec Institute of Technology
Contract Law in the Current Commercial Environment: The
Interplay Between Risk, Liability, Limitation of Liability and Engaging with ESG: The Social Factors
Indemnities · Discuss the often neglected ‘S’ in ESG:
· Risk: How best to manage and allocate risk? - Diversity & Inclusion
· Indemnities: Risky or beneficial? - Equal Progression
· What role does insurance play? - Modern slavery
· Limitations: What to limit, when and how? - Social mobility
· How to draft (or redraft) all of this in a way that works - Living wage
Presented by Anton Trixl, Partner, Anderson Lloyd - Gender pay gap
- Workplace wellness
How to Avoid the Pitfalls of Competition Law - Employee engagement
· Common pitfalls for in-house counsel to be aware of Presented by Laura Scampion, Partner, DLA Piper
· Lessons from the first year of cartel criminalisation
· The key changes to competition law from the Commerce
Amendment Bill and what you need to think about PANEL DISCUSSION
Presented by Bradley Aburn, Senior Associate, Russell McVeagh
Leading Businesses through Change and Surviving COVID-19:
Key Challenges and Learnings
Employment Law: The Latest Issues In-House Lawyers
Hear from experienced in-house counsel as they share the
Need to Know
challenges and learnings in leading their team and business
· Key developments in legislation and case law
through a global pandemic.
· Workplace investigations against senior staff: Complex
Panellists:
considerations for Board and C- Suite
Hayley Cassidy, Chief General Counsel, Bank of New Zealand
· Worker status update: Contractor vs employee
Brent McAnulty, General Counsel & Corporate Affairs Director,
Presented by Charlotte Joy, Associate, BE Employment Law TVNZ
Mike Travis, General Counsel, Harmoney
Health and Safety at Work: Recent Developments and Juliet Jones, Legal, Regulatory and Sustainability Director,
Significant Cases Vodafone New Zealand
Receive insight into the latest developments in health and safety and
consider recent significant cases.
Presented by Garth Gallaway, Partner, Chapman Tripp Legal Professional Privilege: Challenges and Strategies for In-
House Counsel
Gain a deeper understanding of the privilege issues that in-house
counsel need to know.
Presented by Jane Standage, Partner, MinterEllisonRuddWatts
NOW IN ITS 7TH YEAR
this program continues
to be the premier In-House
Counsel Conference
7 ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN 7 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Benefit from practical guidance on managing contractual risk, liability and · Gain insight into the social factors of ESG and what this means in practice
indemnity · Reflect on the key learnings of in-house counsel in leading their team and business
· Get the latest on changes to competition and consumer law, and consider the through COVID-19
common pitfalls in-house counsel need to be aware of · Examine the key privilege issues that in-house counsel need to know
· Receive an overview of the latest employment law developments, and reflect on
the key issues arising in workplace investigations
14 · Stay updated on health and safety developments, and consider recent casesCHARITIES AND
FORESTRY LAW NOT-FOR-PROFIT:
ROUNDUP CRITICAL UPDATE
WEDNESDAY, 9 MARCH 2022 $335 WEDNESDAY, 9 MARCH 2022 $335
9.15AM TO 12.30PM WEB223NZA21 1.15PM TO 4.30PM WEB223NZA22
Take a deep dive into the unique aspects of forestry law in With significant changes set to shake up the sector, you won’t
this information-packed programme. Hear from experienced want to miss out on gaining insight into the most pressing issues
practitioners specialising in this niche area and get the latest facing NFPs and charities right now, including the Incorporated
update on forestry and the emissions trading scheme, plus Societies Bill, compliance and governance issues and tax. Hear
consider the practical issues of the special forestry test under from leading NFP and charity experts as they critique the latest
the Overseas Investment Act. Receive valuable insight into the developments and how that will impact you.
regulation of log traders and advisors, and an understanding of
the changing resource management controls as they apply to
forestry.
Chair: Martin Thomson, Partner, DLA Piper Chair: Vincent Naidu, Barrister & Solicitor TEP, Notary Public,
Vinci Law
ETS and Carbon Forestry
· An overview of recent changes to the ETS The Incorporated Societies Bill: What You Need to Know
· Legal structures being used in carbon forestry projects The Incorporated Societies Bill was introduced into Parliament on
Presented by Dan Williams, Partner, Anderson Lloyd 17 March 2021. Every one of New Zealand’s approximately 24,000
incorporated societies (plus any of the 7,000 charitable societies
The Special Forestry Test Under the Overseas Investment Act that wish to transition) will need to review their constitutions in the
· Ease of applications transition to the new regime. In this session you will look at what you
· Existing arrangements and conditions of consent need to know.
Presented by Susan Barker, Director, Sue Barker Charities Law
· Practical issues
· Are the changes achieving what was intended?
Compliance Issues for Charities
· Considerations for the future
The issue of political purposes/advocacy in relation to charities is
Presented by Tara Wylie, Partner, Simpson Grierson a perennial hot topic in charity law and never more so than in the
past year or so with some key cases being determined with regard to
Other Forestry Regulation advocacy for the environment and advocacy for the family, with yet
· Regulation of log traders and advisors another appeal to the Supreme Court to come.
· The sunset of methyl bromide use · Consider some of the key matters pertaining to the current charity
· New and changing resource management controls as they apply to narrative relating to advocacy
forestry · Highlight some of the issues that such decisions may raise, both
Presented by David Raudkivi, Partner, and Patrick Senior, from a public perception perspective, and also from a legal
Senior Associate, Russell McVeagh perspective.
Presented by Dr Juliet Chevalier-Watts, Senior Lecturer in Law, Co-Director
Waikato Public Law
Current Charity and Not-for-Profit Tax Issues
Be guided through a review of the main features of the current tax
and compliance regime for charities and non-profits and highlight any
recent and prospective developments, including:
· Income tax, donation tax incentive and GST concessions
· Legislative changes and case law
· Inland Revenue’s latest operational and interpretation items
· Charity/NFP tax policy work in the pipeline
BACK · Interplay with the Charities Act regime and review
Presented by Pam Davidson, Barrister, Lambton Chambers
by popular
demand! Governance Challenges in Non-Profit Organisations and Charities
Join an in-depth discussion on the various governance challenges that
NFPs and charities may encounter. While similar to the issues faced by
for profit companies there are unique dynamics, extra considerations
and challenges for those operating in this space.
Presented by Steven Moe, Partner, Parry Field Lawyers
3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS 3 ATTEND AND EARN 3 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Receive a timely overview of the recent changes to the ETS · Be updated on the impact of the Incorporated Societies Bill
· Consider the practical issues arising in the special forestry test under the · Examine decisions on political purposes/advocacy in relation to charities
Overseas Investment Act · Reflect on current charity and NFP tax issues
· Examine the regulation of log traders and advisors, and discuss new and · Learn useful tips on good practice governance for NFPs
changing resource management controls as they apply to forestry
15AUCKLAND
6TH
ANNUAL
CRIMINAL LAW CONFERENCE 2022
THURSDAY, 10 MARCH 2022 $670
9.00AM TO 5.15PM 223NZA23
Now in its 6th year, the Criminal Law Conference is back to prepare you for the year to come. Receive practical insights from an esteemed
panel of experts on inadmissible admissions, cultural evidence and s27 reports, fitness and insanity, defending sex trial, AML and proceeds
of crime, jury deliberations and sentencing. Gain your CPD hours and arm yourself with the unique skills and knowledge that are necessary to
be successful in criminal law practice.
Chair: Richard Marchant, Barrister, Regent Chambers
SESSION 1: UPDATE IN CRIMINAL PRACTICE SESSION 2: CRIMINAL LAW EVIDENCE, AML AND
PROCEEDS OF CRIME
9.00AM - 1.15PM 223NZA23A $405 2.00PM - 5.15PM 223NZA23B $335
Recent Developments and Practical Issues around Criminal Inadmissible Admissions
Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act 2003 Proceedings Join Maree Cross as together you examine recent cases and key
The Criminal Procedure (Mentally Impaired Persons) Act 2003 (“CP principles determining the admissibility (or otherwise) of defendant
(MIP) Act”) provides the procedure for determining whether a admissions. Incorporated is a specific focus on reliability, including the
defendant is unfit to stand trial. Establishing the fitness and sanity of impact of mental health concerns and Police questioning techniques.
the defendant is complex and rarely straightforward. Examine recent Presented by Maree Cross, Barrister, Lorne Street Chambers
developments and cases in this area.
Presented by Philip Hamlin, Barrister Cultural Evidence: Counter-Intuitive Evidence and s27 Reports
· Admissibility
How to Defend a Sex Trial · Recent cases and rulings
· Theory of case · How evidence can be used both during and after trial
· Cross examination of complainant/s
Presented by Jasper Rhodes, Barrister
· Recent complaint evidence?
· Leading your client Anti-money Laundering: Recent Developments
· Defence evidence · Liability under the AML/CFT Act 2009
· Closing · A regulator’s enforcement options
Presented by Tiffany Cooper, Barrister, Fryberg Chambers · Recent case law: procedure, penalties, matters of mitigation
· Money laundering under the Crimes Act: recent developments
Jury Deliberations
Presented by Nick Williams, Barrister, Britomart Chambers
Consider the process of jury deliberations including the Juries Act
1981, the use of Papadopoulos directions, majority verdicts and hung
A Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act Update
juries.
Merran will cover how the Police are using the CPRA to not only
Presented by Anoushka Bloem, Principal, Bloem & Associates, Criminal
confiscate proceeds of drug rings and illegitimate business, but also
Defence Specialist
restraining and confiscating proceeds of legitimate businesses that
may have been carried out unlawfully.
Sentencing Update: Cases of Interest
Presented by Merran Keil, Barrister, Regent Chambers
Join Todd Simmonds as together you examine the most recent cases
and developments relating to sentencing.
Presented by Todd Simmonds, Barrister, Lorne Street Chambers
Check out our
Traffic and Driving
and Forensic Evidence
seminars specifically for
criminal lawyers
7 ATTEND THE FULL DAY AND EARN 7 CPD HOURS
Learning Objectives: Learning Objectives:
· Be updated on recent development in fitness and sanity and CP(MPI) Act 2003 · Receive practical guidance on inadmissible admissions
· Understand how to defend a sex trial in response to recent developments · Understand how to use cultural and counter-intuitive evidence and S27 reports
· Work through challenges when dealing with a jury · Gain insights into recent developments in anti-money laundering cases
· Gain a critical update on recent sentencing cases · Be updated on the Criminal Proceeds (Recovery) Act
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